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My Secret Book by Francesco Petrarca · Booklabria

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My Secret Book

My Secret Book

Name: My Secret Book
Author: Francesco Petrarca

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My Secret BookFrancesco PetrarcaPetrarca

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 2

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"Written in the form of a dialogue between himself and St Augustine, 'My secret book' wrestles with the universal themes of suffering, desire, fear and joy. The result is a precious insight into Petrarch's life, world and writing, and a remarkable early example of self-revelation and autobiography"--Front flap.

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